Entirety Care Testimonials

I really like it and everybody likes me!

A good team!

Take us out.  Happy nice people

They’re good and take us out!

My daughter, who has complex needs and is severely disabled, has been a client of Entiriety since its inception.

We cannot express our gratitude enough for the staff’s dedication, compassion, and exceptional care. They consistently go above and beyond to ensure that my daughter, as well as all other clients, feels loved, supported, and genuinely cared for.

Entiriety has been a lifeline for us, providing emergency respite care during times of crisis and ensuring that all clients receive individualised attention and engagement. Their commitment to bringing out the best in each client is evident in the happiness and well-being of all those they serve.

We hold the entire Entiriety staff in the highest regard and wholeheartedly recommend their services.

My daughter Stefanie joined Entirety 9 Years ago.  Since that time she has grown in confidence and maturity.

She enjoys her time with the group who she regards as part of her life and sees the carers and clients as her close friends.  She looks forward to going out with the group and whenever we are away she looks forward to seeing her friends when she arrives home.

She is having a bad time emotionally at the moment and Entirety have been helping her and us (her parents) to get through.

The carers are very caring towards the group and one can see how very fond of them all they are and how fond the group are of their carers.

They are a big part of Stefanie’s life and we as parents are 100% happy when she leaves the house to spend her time with Entirety.

Entirety is like part of my family, looking after my daughter with love and care!

They make every effort to help Emma be the best she can be!

Emma loves spending time with them and I feel relaxed knowing how important Emma is to them.

Thank you all at Entirety xx

Lorraine has been with Entirety from day one.

She loves it and all the clients and staff.

As a parent of a disabled person, it’s always a worry what’s the best for them.

Entirety is probably one of the best things to come out off Suttons disastrous decision to close all the centres.